 Author of parents' true story of WWII survival and triumph tells ABC Action News about her book and upcoming presentation, Meant to Be
Roslyn Franken with ABC Action News Anchor Jasmine Styles In addition to telling her parents' story on paper, Roslyn also shares her parents' story from the stage. She delivers a multimedia presentation that has been described as "emotionally charged, uplifting and presented in a manner that is both entertaining and inspiring." It is said that "her ability to connect to a variety of personalities, cultures and ages is a true gift." Roslyn's presentation is not just about ensuring this horrific time in history is not forgotten. By sharing the story of her parents' extraordinary experiences and triumph over tragedy, Roslyn also provides powerful messages that encourage a greater spirit of interfaith and interracial tolerance, community, hope and humanity so needed in our world today. In her television interview, Roslyn also shared about her upcoming presentation on January 10, 2018 at 6:00pm at the Carrollwood Cultural Center, 4537 Lowell Rd, Tampa FL 33618. Free admission. RSVP is required. Contact aaron@carrollwoodcenter.org or 813-922-8167 ext 216 to reserve a seat. She has delivered presentations to churches, synagogues, community events, retirement homes, high schools, universities, women's clubs and other groups wanting to learn from the past and be inspired for the future. ​Her parents' story was the subject of a television documentary that was nominated for a Gemini award and her book, Meant to Be, is currently in development as a feature film adaptation through Five Star Studios Inc. For more information about Roslyn's book and to book Roslyn for speaking engagements and media interviews, visit http://www.roslynfranken.com. End
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